Saturday – Church Street

A bold theatrical exploration of the legendary French poet Arthur Rimbaud, brought to life on Buddies' stage. This production dives into Rimbaud's radical life, queer identity, and revolutionary spirit—a perfect match for a venue that's always championed boundary-pushing work centered on queer voices and artistic risk-taking.

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents a bold theatrical exploration of the French poet's life and legacy. This is a chance to experience provocative, artistically rigorous work that centers queer voices and perspectives — exactly what this iconic venue does best. Saturday evening at 7:30 PM.

A new kind of dance night for people who want to move like nobody's watching—but secretly hope someone notices. It's part party, part permission slip to let loose without apology. Expect a packed floor, good energy, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time.

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents a bold theatrical exploration of the legendary French poet Arthur Rimbaud—a queer icon whose life and work challenged every boundary of his time. This is the kind of artistically rigorous, boundary-pushing performance the venue is known for: a night that honors Rimbaud's radical spirit while centering queer voices and perspectives. Come ready to be provoked and moved.

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents Take Rimbaud, a bold theatrical exploration of the legendary French poet's life and legacy. This evening-length performance dives into Rimbaud's radical vision, queer identity, and the cultural upheaval that defined his era. A thought-provoking night for anyone drawn to provocative art, queer history, and the artists who refuse to play by the rules.

Toronto's first consistent vogue night run entirely by the performers themselves — monthly gatherings where the art form takes center stage without compromise. This is vogue on the community's terms, at a venue that gets it.